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The chief economist of Apollo warns: the surge in U.S. bond yields may trigger an "Elizabeth Truss moment."
The chief economist at Apollo stated, "The long periods of high interest rates have many consequences, reminding us of the situation in 2022 when Bonds yields rose and Stocks fell."
The 10-year U.S. Treasury auction has a massive failure, and the yield may soar to 5% before Trump's inauguration.
The sell-off of U.S. Treasuries is accelerating, with the winning bid yield in the 10-year Treasury auction reaching a new high since August 2007. With Trump's inauguration approaching, Options indicate that this yield could soar to 5%.
The selling of U.S. bonds is accelerating, with 5% just around the corner!
As the day approaches for Trump to officially take office as the president of the USA, concerns in the bond market about the inflation outlook are starting to rise, and Wall Street generally anticipates that US Treasury bonds will continue to decline. On Tuesday, the yield on the 30-year US Treasury bond hit a 14-month high at 4.919%, nearing the 5% mark; the yield on the 10-year US Treasury bond climbed to 4.695% on Tuesday, marking the highest level since April of last year.
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Microsoft will reinvest 3 billion dollars to expand AI computing power, aiming to cultivate 10 million AI talents by 2030; Apple's spring "budget version" iPhone new model is about to go into production and will be launched before April.
Countdown to "Trump 2.0"; 10-year U.S. Treasury yields may soar to 5%.
Options indicate that the U.S. 10-Year Treasury Notes Yield could soar to 5%, the highest level since October 2023.
Bond Selloff Accelerates. 5% Yields Loom, Forecaster Warns. -- Barrons.com
The auction results for the USA 10-year Treasury bonds were poor, with yields reaching the highest level since 2007.
The latest 10-year Treasury bond monthly auction by the USA government closed at the highest yield of 4.68% since 2007.
IShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF Options Spot-On: On January 7th, 783.55K Contracts Were Traded, With 5.35 Million Open Interest
On January 7th ET, $iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 783.55K options for the day, of which put options accounted for 38.84% of
The 10-year U.S. Treasury bond auction was a major failure, with the winning yield reaching its highest level since August 2007.
On Tuesday, the USA Treasury auctioned 39 billion dollars of 10-year treasury bonds, and the auction results were disappointing, performing poorly according to several indicators.
Stocks Sink As Bond Yields Soar, Nvidia Eyes Worst Day In 4 Months, Bitcoin Tumbles To $97,000: What's Driving Markets Tuesday?
The market reduces interest rate cut bets! The USA's December ISM services PMI exceeded expectations, and the price index reached the highest level since the beginning of 2023.
After the release of two major data points that exceeded expectations: Traders are no longer betting entirely on the Federal Reserve lowering interest rates before July.
U.S. stock market in the early session | The three major Indexes opened high and fell, while the Biotechnology Sector rose against the trend, with MRNA up over 10%; Fubo continued to increase by more than 10%, partnering with Disney for streaming services
On the evening of the 7th Beijing time, US stocks opened slightly higher on Tuesday. The Semiconductors Sector saw a general rise after NVIDIA announced the launch of the RTX5090 and the world's smallest personal AI supercomputer. The US stock market will be closed on Thursday in memory of former President Jimmy Carter.
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U.S. stocks preview | "CES Technology Spring Festival" is buzzing! NVIDIA reached a historic high in pre-market trading; the "golden touch magic" is back, with NVIDIA concept stock Aurora soaring nearly 40%.
The investment director at Morgan Stanley states that US stocks may face severe challenges in the next six months due to rising bond yields and the strengthening dollar raising concerns about inflation; a Wall Street bond short seller predicts that the yield on ten-year USA Bonds will rise to 5.5% by the end of the year; under the impact of high interest rates, the bankruptcy rate of American companies has reached its highest level since the financial crisis.
Under the impact of high interest rates, the bankruptcy rate of companies in the USA has risen to the highest level since the financial crisis.
Despite the fact that the Federal Reserve began lowering interest rates at the end of last year, the number of bankrupt companies in the USA continues to rise.
Is the market too optimistic? Economists warn: The Federal Reserve has paused rate cuts, and there may only be one cut this year!
According to Morgan Stanley, the Federal Reserve has sent a signal of a "hard pause" in December. Senior economists from the Obama administration believe that if the labor market remains healthy, the Fed may only cut interest rates once this year, and if the CPI rises back above 3%, the possibility of a rate hike in 2025 cannot be ruled out.
Fed's Cook: Markets at Risk of 'Large Declines' as Valuations Are Elevated
Daily Options Tracking | The CES conference boosts a frenzy in chip stocks! NVIDIA and AMD Call Options are being aggressively bought; FuboTV skyrocketed 251% overnight, with one Call yielding an astonishing 300 times increase.
MicroStrategy has seen a strong rebound for two consecutive days, with a cumulative increase of over 26%. Yesterday, the Options Volume remained high, with the Call ratio exceeding 70%, and volatility continued to rise.
Treasury Yields Hold Steady as Investors Await Fresh Economic Data
The interest rate storm has resumed, and a new chapter in the stock and bond duel has begun.
As bond yields rise, the stock market returns to a "rate-sensitive" mode.